Syracuse Junior Legion Faces Buffalo In State Semifinal
Syracuse Junior American Legion baseball, led by Cosmo Cappelletto, meets Buffalo Western New York champions in the New York State Junior Legion semifinal at Municipal Stadium. Buffalo ace Bob Parry and Syracuse ace Cappelletto square off as both teams seek the state title and a shot at the national tournament.
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Syracuse Post
American Legion
Buffalo
Municipal Stadium
New York
Clinton
Whitehall
Syracuse Boys
Western New York
Junior Legion
Rochester
Johnson City
Syracuse Junior Legion
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Riggs and Kovacs Renew Net Strife At Southampton
In Southampton on August 2 Bobby Riggs of Chicago faces fifth seed Frank Kovacs of Oakland in a semi final as Riggs seeks a fourth straight Southampton title. Don McNeill, seeded second, advances to meet Elwood T. Cooke after defeating Frank Guernsey. Cooke beat Ted Schroeder to reach the semis.
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Southampton
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Riggs
Kovacs
Seabright
New Jersey
Don McNeill
Elwood T. Cooke
Frank Guernsey
Orlando
Fla
Cooke
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Cleveland Acquires Hurler Cal Dorsett From Wilkes-Barre
Cleveland announces Calvin Dorsett, a right hander with eight wins and two losses for Wilkes-Barre, Eastern League club, will report to Cleveland to replace recently released rookie Mike Naymick. Naymick had appeared on the mound only a few times in weeks.
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Cleveland
Cal Dorsett
Wilkes-Barre
Cleveland Indians
Mike Naymick
Naymick
Indians
Calvin Dorsett
Dorsett
Hopkins to Play Football This Fall At Syracuse
Paradoxical changes in two boys condition affect juniors in intercollegiate football. Gene Hopkins of Syracuse nears recovery from knee injury with rest and staged workouts, while DeCorrevont of Northwestern faces possible delay after appendicitis. Hinkle joins Giants alongside College All-Stars clash. Conn to train for Monticello bout as skeet and baseball notes fill page.
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Gene Hopkins
Syracuse
Northwestern
Bill DeCorrevont
Wildcats
Hopkins
Ossie Solem
Gene
Cascade
Salem
de- Correvant
Jack Hinkle
New York Giants
Stout Steve Owen
Giants
Polo Grounds
New York City
Hinkle
Orangeburg
Jack
Fourteen Semi-Pro Teams Enter New York State Tourney
At noon today fourteen semi pro teams filed entries for the New York State tournament to begin Sunday night at Griffin Field Liverpool under portable lights. Four Syracuse clubs join entrants from across the state including Ventrones Krens Brookfields and Fairbanks. winner goes to Wichita Kansas for national play August 16.
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New York
Bedford Hills
Westchester County
Sherrill
Groton
Oswego
Painted Post
Lindy Miles
Endicntt
Wellesville
Plattsburg
Fair Haven
Rome
New York State
Wichita
Kan
Dickey the Great Wins Top Money At Tioga Fair
At Tioga County Fair in Owego Dickey the Great owned by Harry Sloane of Wellsville captured first prize in the 2:19 harness pace. Villanovia and Naomi Hanover won second and third, with times 2:12, 2:31 and 2:31. Dr. Lee won the 2:10 trot in three heats for Cardform Traffic Service of Milwaukee. Profile Girl and Walter Reynolds followed. In the 4½ furlongs under lights Plowboy led, High Parade second, Moderna third, Dutchman fourth. The fair’s Saturday night highlight is the Plymouth Coach drawing.
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Owego
Dickey the Great
Harry Sloane
Wellsville
Tioga County Fair
Villanovia
W. M. McCormick
Ithaca
Naomi Hanover
N. W. Fredericks
Lockhaven
Dr. Lee
Cardform
Traffic Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Profile Girl
Case & Tice
Norwich
Walter Reynolds
Plainsfield
Plowboy
Leonard
Buffalo
High Parade
Gorman
Binghamton
Moderna
States of Cortland
Dutchman
Reynolds of
Plymouth
Grand Circuit Pawtucket Pace Divisions Attract Deep Field
Grand Circuit at Pawtucket R I Trotting Club stakes feature third division pace two in three purses 51333.69 for Miss Princess Laurel and entries including Symbol Prince Nibble Hanover Lone Key Spud Hanover with times around 2 05 2 06 and 2 04x Also listed are second division trot purse 2328 90 Countess Belwin The Abbot and The Woodsocket class trot entries plus Renew Raleigh Ruste and Calumet Detroit among others.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Perse
Princess Laurel
The
King Direct
Palin
Harry Dewes
B.g
Morgan Dewey CW. Fleming
Seveesee Serse Secteres
Prince
Ss. i Forrest
Alin Marted
Lady Maud
Gordon
Brooklyn
Brady Hanover
Brookdale
the Messenger
Countess Belwin
Br.m
Protector CC
Flemine
Watson Hanover
Christine
Protector
Parshall
Br.z
Calumet Detroit
Newton Hanover
Tigers topple Yankees 7 2 in year ago recap
Detroit Tigers defeated New York Yankees 7 to 2, ending Rookie Ailey Don sald s 12 game win streak. Jimmy Dykes signs to manage the Chicago White Sox for 1940 and 1941.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Ailey Donsald
Jimmy
Chicago White Sox
Ranger
Endeavor II
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Booneville
Salt Flats
Utah
Ote
Tennis gossip and stars in a breezy August round up
A meet, tidbits, and quick voices from the world of sports and baseball. Alice Marble skips East Hampton to prepare a lecture The Will to Win while Muriel Magnuson is tipped as Marble’s successor. Don McNeile impresses after a Chicago clay title win. Ty Cobb and Bobby Feller are contrasted by Walter Johnson. The Waner brothers at the World’s Fair share the scene with Bucky Walters as a standout pupil.
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New York
Alice Marble
East Hampton
Sidney Wood
Minneapolis
Cutie
Muriel Magnuson
la ‘Marble
Alice
Sarah ~ Palfrey
Don McNeile
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Bobby Feller
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Waner Brothers
Bucky Walters
Drumlins Group and Tuscarora Meet in Syracuse Golf
Drumlins pacers clash with Tuscarora on the latter course while Yacht Club swingers visit Onondaga Club to battle. Lafayette goes to Baldwinsville to meet Seneca Club. Bellevue draws a bye. Matches on handicap basis. ratings posted before play. Some visiting members played without greens fees.
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Drumlins
Tuscarora
Syracuse Golf Association
Pacers
Yacht Club
Onondaga Club
Lafayette
Baldwinsville
Seneca
Bellevue
Play Benefit Games At Griffin Field
A benefit softball doubleheader at Griffin Field Liverpool raises funds for James King of the Skrupas who was injured. Ballwegs vs Leonard girls open the program, followed by Skrupas against Howard Johnson ten. Ballweg girls previously beat the Cains 7 to 2.
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Griffin Field
Liverpool
James King
Skrupas
Ballwegs
Leonard Girls
King
Howard Johnson
Ballweg
Cains
Kerr Keeps Red Raiders Hard At The York
Colgate coach Andy Kerr intensifies readiness for the football season. He issues instructions to build physical, mental, and technical preparation, with summer drills and constant game study. Players hold summer jobs from mining to lifeguarding, staying in shape for fall.
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Andy Kerr
Colgate
Kerr
Jim Garvey
New Jersey
Donnelly
St. Albans
Cabrelli, van Loan and
Dun
Ham Davis
Guenther, Fox, Hanover and
McCourt
Davidson Points For Ithaca Meet
Davidson from Crumlins posted a 72 on his home course and is favored in the seniors event as the qualifying round for the National PGA Championship is played concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Davidson
Crumlins
Hockey Aces in Militia Tries to Balance Service
Ottawa reports hockey stars seek NPAM militia service to train during the off season and avoid conflicts with the NHL schedule. Maple Leafs and Bruins players, including Milt Schmidt and Bobby Bauer, have signed up and will complete training before the season. Draft rules set interim training windows from Aug 19 to Oct 1 1941 with varying obligations for single and married men.
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Ottawa
National Guard
United States
Defense Service
Canada
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston's
Milt Schmidt
Bobby Bauer
Woody Dumart
Jack Shevechuk
Ray Getliffe
Bruins
Dutch Hiller
Ott Heller
New York Rangers
O'Hare and Guenther defend laurels in tourney start
Quenther O'Hare and Paul Guenther will defend their championship next Friday as the member guest baseball tournament opens at Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’hare
Quenther
Merton
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Timothy Qates
Hay
Ripley
Baldwin
Lebanon
New Rochelle
Bob Parry
Cosimo Ostuni
Herald- Journal
Central New York
Sabatinos
Nick Roppo
Ilnan
Bully Conn
Ferndale
Bob Pastor
Louis Greenberg
Sid Ross
Joe Rosenberg
Jack Glinsky
Nick Matchuk
Harry Binstock
Harry Goldberg
Monticello
Conn
Syracuse Chiefs
Goody Rosen
Jack Tising
Rosen
Tising
Ray Blattner
Ed Leip
Ivy Hall
Leip
Jewel
Warren Giles
Syracuse Stars
Giles
Charles
Chiefs
A.B
BAL
Pet. Rosen
Barnicle
Longacre
Kahny
Bottarini
Hassan
Lelp
sLaylor Secese
McLeod
Swigart Oss
Hinckle Esses
Aace
Rambert
Dietz Cevsees
Clemensen Ee
Kieinhans
Ching Marks
Gs. CG. LP
B.B. S.C. Pet
Swigart Seesseeses
Hinckle Svoseseses
Ybarnicle
Dietz Et Beenbleesee
Clemensen
Sia
Wee
Tioga Fair
Sports Mirror
Alice Marble Planna
Tony
America
Bill White
Malone
Hal Schumacher
St. Lawrence U
Red Sox
Elton Duse
Providence College
Phillies
Skeeter Newsome
Gene Corbett
Nick Etten
Baltimore Orioles
Charlie Landolt
New Castle
Dodgers
Ed Head
Elmira
Bill Harnick
Canisius College
Topeka Owls
Lefty Grove
Iowa State Teachers College
Daily Herald-Journal
Sunday Herald- American
Kangaroo Court
Jere Drake
Sedalia, Mo
Red Raiders
York
Davidson
Esacm Ce
Csie ' Heer Ren
Ita
Aianasa
Fitzgerald Bros, Brewing. CO
Troy
Jon
Corr
Lalonde
Liquor Store
N. Main St
London
Madison-Warren
Duncan Low
Rials Riok
New York State Railways
Madison Bt
Col. Madison
Warren
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